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2001 Marine Recreational Fishing Seasons
Possession & Minimum Size Limits
Species
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Black Sea Bass
Outdoor skills
workshops for
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These workshops are for you if you
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Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
Open Season
No Closed Season
May 10 - Feb. 29
Bluefish
Cobia
Cod
Eel, American
Flounder, Summer
Flounder, Winter
Minimum
Length
16”*
11”
Excluding tail filaments
No Minimum
37”
21”
6”
16”
11”
Harvest &
Possession Limit
(per person unless noted)
3*
25
No Closed Season
15
No Closed Season
2
No Closed Season
No Limit
No Closed Season
50*
May 12 - September 11
8
March 1 - May 31
No Limit
Sept. 15 - Dec. 31
Haddock
No Closed Season
21”
No Limit
Mackerel, King
No Closed Season
23”
3
Mackerel, Spanish
No Closed Season
14”
10
Pollock
No Closed Season
19”
No Limit
Porgy (Scup)
July 4 - Dec. 31
9”
50
Red drum
No Closed Season
18”
5, only 1 over 27”
Shad
No Closed Season
No minimum
6
Shark+
No Closed Season
48”
2 per vessel
***except prohibited species
Striped bass or hybrid striped bass
-Del. River & tributaries
Mar. 1 - Mar. 31
(Route 1 bridge to Salem
and
28”
1
River & tributaries)
June 1 - Dec. 31
-Del. River & tributaries
Mar. 1 - Dec. 31
Greater or equal
1
(upstream of Trenton Falls)
to 24” but less than 28”
-Atlantic Ocean
No Closed Season
0-3 miles from shore
-All other waters
Mar. 1 - Dec. 31
Tautog
Oct. 10 - May 31
14”
10
June 1 - Oct. 9
14”
1
Weakfish
No Closed Season
14”
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No species of fish with a minimum size limit listed above may be filleted or cleaned at sea (except
striped bass if fillet is at least 28” long). (Party boats licensed to carry 15 or more passengers may
apply for a permit to fillet the above species, except striped bass, at sea.)
Blue Crab
- peeler or shedder
No Closed Season**
3”
- soft
No Closed Season**
3 1/2”
1 bushel
- hard
No Closed Season**
4 1/2”
Lobster (carapace length)
no closed season
3 1/4”
6
Hard Clam - license required
no closed season
1 1/2”
150 clams
*Adoption of this regulation is anticipated in spring 2001.
**Unless using non-collapsible, Chesapeake-style crab pots. See section on crab pots, page 12.
***Prohibited Sharks Species: basking shark, whale shark, white shark, sand tiger shark, bigeye tiger shark
+Not including dogfish: see description on page 11.
NEW JERSEY Fish & Wildlife DIGEST
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New Jersey’s 17th Waterfowl Stamp and Print Kicking off
the New Jersey Landmark Series with the Hautman Brothers
2001 Recreational
Regulations
Applicable to
Federal Waters
Summary of recreational regulations on selected species
applicable to federal waters (3 to 200 miles) off the New
Jersey coastline. This information is only a guide, as
regulations are constantly modified.
For additional information, please contact:
National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), NE Region,
1 Blackburn Pl., Gloucester, MA 01930-2298
✃
For size and possession limits call 978-281-9260.
For federal permit applications, 978-281-9370
Local NMFS Enforcement Office 609-528-3315 or
609-390-8303
Tuna quota updates (in season only) 301-713-1279
www.usatuna.com or call 888-USA-TUNA
Species*
Minimum Size
Possession Limit
(number per angler per
day unless otherwise specified)
Flounder, Summer
[open season May 25-Sept. 4]
Marlin, Blue
Marlin, White
Sailfish
Scup (Porgy)
[open season August 15- October 31]
Swordfish
Tuna
-Bigeye & Yellowfin
-Bluefin
15.5”
3
99 inches lower jaw - fork length
66 inches lower jaw - fork length
63 inches lower jaw - fork length
9”
1 of either
50
47 inches, lower jaw - fork length
Phone toll free for permit
application, possession
limits and season updates
888-USA-TUNA
* Prohibited Species: striped bass, basking shark, whale shark, white shark, sand tiger shark,
bigeye sand tiger shark
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27” total curve fork length
27”
NEW JERSEY Fish & Wildlife DIGEST
Habitat 2000 Landmark Series
painted by the three Hautman
brothers, the only brothers ever to
win the prestigious Federal Duck
Stamp Competition.
The 2000-2001 design, painted by
Joe Hautman, features canvasbacks flying past America’s most recognizable
New Jersey landmark, the Statue of
Liberty. Brother Bob Hautman will
paint the second year scene of tundra
swans at Sedge Island on Barnegat Bay.
The third year will feature Jim
Hautman creating a fall scene of wood
ducks at the Delaware Water Gap.
These three land areas are preserved
open space for all to enjoy and cherish!
Since 1984, over $3,600,000 raised to
acquire wetlands for waterfowl habitat
and public use. Over 11,400 acres of
waterfowl habitat have been purchased
or donated.
New this year is a limited edition
(500) collectors knife for each year of
the series, plus a limited edition (500)
Habitat 2000 Souvenir stamp card that
will feature three (3) artist signed
stamps (one for each year of the series).
To purchase a print, collector duck
stamps or one of the new products,
send a legal size SASE to:
The Waterfowl Stamp Advisory
Committee, NJ Fish and Wildlife, P.O.
Box 400, Trenton, NJ 08625-0400 Or
visit our web site at:
www.njfishandwildlife.com then click
on the products section. Remember, the
profits from the sale of these items goes
towards the preservation of waterfowl
habitat in New Jersey!
Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
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Did you know....
New Jersey accounted for 76.7% (48.6 million
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Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
Sea Run Brown
Trout Program
Classifieds
by Mark Boriek, Principal Fisheries Biologist
October 2000 marked the fourth annual
stocking of this five-year sea run brown trout
program. A total of 110,645 eight-inch brown
trout have been stocked in the tidal freshwater
and brackish portions of the Manasquan River.
We anticipate these trout will migrate out of the
estuary for one to two years, taking advantage
of the abundant forage in the coastal waters.
They will grow to a size of two to four pounds
or larger, then return to the freshwater
Manasquan in the fall of the year. Although it is
doubtful the existing water quality and habitat
will support successful reproduction, the urge
to spawn will concentrate these fish in the
freshwater portion of the Manasquan River creating an exciting new fishery.
To date there have been twelve confirmed
catches of sea run browns in freshwater and
five in saltwater. The largest, caught 1/2 mile
upstream from Hospital Rd, Allenwood. The
fish measured 28” in length and had a fin
clipped. It had the characteristic silvery color
and deep body of a sea run trout. Additionally,
its clipped adipose fin indicated that it had
been stocked in October 1997.
The Ernest Schweibert and Jersey Shore
Chapters of Trout Unlimited provided financial
support and assisted in clipping the adipose fin
of this year’s fish. Anglers are requested to
report all catches of sea run brown trout to
(908) 236-2118 or (908) 637-4173.
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Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
NEW JERSEY Fish & Wildlife DIGEST
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Shellfish and Non-Commercial
Crab Pot License Information
Prior to harvesting any shellfish, be certain to
consult the Shellfish Growing Water
Classification Charts published by the
Division of Watershed Management, available
at any shellfish license agent, state shellfish
office or Marine Police Station, or call 609748-2000.
• Residential recreational clam, $10.
• Harvest limit of 150 hard, soft, surf clams
per day. Sale of catch prohibited
• Non-resident recreational clam, $20.
Harvest limit of 150 hard, soft, surf clams
per day. Sale of catch prohibited. License
valid only during the months of June, July,
August and September.
• Juvenile recreational clam, $2. For persons
under 14 years of age. Subject to same
restrictions as resident or nonresident adult
recreational license holders.
• Commercial clam, $50. Unlimited harvest.
Clams may be sold to certified dealers only.
• Oyster, commercial or recreational, $10.
Unlimited oyster harvest. Oysters may be
sold to certified dealers only.
• Senior Citizen recreational, FREE. NJ resident 62 years of age or older for clam/oyster license. Harvest limit of 150 clams per
day. Unlimited oyster harvest. Sale of clams
or oysters prohibited. There is a $2 application fee for the Senior Citizen Recreational
Shellfish License.
• Disabled veterans may apply for free recreational clamming or crab pot licenses at the
following Division offices:
Trenton Office
Pequest Hatchery & Ed. Ctr.
Nacote Creek Research Station
Northern Region Office
Central Region Office
Southern Region Office
For locations, see Directory, page 2
• Mussels, no license required.
• Mussels, may only be harvested from
approved waters.
• Recreational crab pot license applications
are also available on our web site:
www.njfishandwildlife.com
NOTE: When obtaining a license from a
license agent, an additional $1 fee is charged.
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SHELLFISH & NON-COMMERCIAL CRAB POT
LICENSE AGENTS
(For over the counter sales only)
ATLANTIC COUNTY
Egg Harbor True Value, 208 N. Philadelphia Ave., Egg Harbor, 609-965-0815
+Gifford Marine, Inc. 124 Margate Blvd., Northfield, 609-383-9500
Jersey State Marina, 601 Bayshore Ave., Brigantine, 609-266-7011
Misty Morning Marina, 1820 Mays Ldg.-Somers Pt Rd., EH Twp., 609-927-5303
+Nacote Creek Shellfish Office, Route 9, Mile 51, Port Republic, 609-748-2040
#Zeus Sporting Goods, 6679 Black Horse Pike, EH Twp., 609-646-1668
CAMDEN COUNTY
*Andersen Sales, 71-75 So. White Horse Pike, Stratford, 856-783-7997
*Berlin Hunting & Fishing, Twin Roads Plaza, 17 Clementon Rd., Berlin, 856-767-1119
CAPE MAY COUNTY
Avalon Hodge Podge, 2389 Ocean Dr., Avalon, 609-967-3274
*Budd’s B&T, 109 Fullingmill Rd., Villas, 609-886-6935
Capt. Tate’s Tackle Box, Route 47-83, Dennisville, 609-861-4001
+City Hall, 9th & Asbury Ave., Ocean City, 609-399-6111
Forty Third St. Dock, 319 43rd St., Sea Isle City, 609-263-2095
+Just Sports, 21 W. Mechanic St., Cape May CH, 609-465-6171
Red Dog B&T, 367 43rd St., Sea Isle City, 609-263-7914
+Upper Twp. Municipal Bldg., 2100 Tuckahoe Rd., Petersburg, 609-628-2011, Ext 200
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
+Bivalve Shellfish Office, 6959 Miller Ave., Port Norris, 856-785-0730
Maurice River Sports Ctr., 329 W. Main St., Millville, 856-825-5500
Four Star Marina, River Rd., Leesburg, 856-785-1273
*South Jersey Sportsman, 3466 Route 47, Millville, 856-825-5454
GLOUCESTER COUNTY
Washington Twp. Parks, Hurfville-Cross Keys Rd., Turnersville, 856-589-6427
Borough of Paulsboro, 1211 Delaware St., Paulsboro, 856-423-1500
HUDSON COUNTY
*Fishing Equipment, 3424 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, 201-798-2130
MERCER COUNTY
+NJ Div. Fish and Wildlife, 501 E. State St., 3rd Fl., Trenton, 609-292-2965
MIDDLESEX
Sayreville Sportsman Shop, 52 Washington Ave., Sayreville, 732-238-2060
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Brielle Tackle, 800 Ashley Ave., Brielle, 732-528-5720
*Fishermen’s Den, Belmar Marina, Route 36, Belmar, 732-681-5005
*Mac’s Bait & Tackle, 1301 Highway 35, Neptune, 732-774-4360
OCEAN COUNTY
American Sportsman, 857 Mill Creek Rd., Manahawkin, 609-597-4104
Barnegat Boat Basin, 491 E. Bay Ave., Barnegat, 609-698-8581
Bruce & Pat’s B&T Shop, 317 Long Beach Blvd., Surf City, 609-494-2333
+Clarke’s Marine Supply, 227 E. Main St. (Route 9), Tuckerton, 609-294-0166
Downe’s Bait & Tackle, 287 Brennan Concourse, Bayville, 732-269-0137
Fishermen’s Headquarters, 280 W. 9th St., Ship Bottom, 609-494-5739
George’s Sports-A-Rama, 2597 Hooper Ave., Bricktown, 732-477-6671
Lacey Marine, 308 Route 9, South, Forked River, 609-693-0151
Mole’s Bait & Tackle, 403 Route 9, Waretown, 609-693-3318
Pell’s Fish & Sport Shop, 335 Mantoloking Rd., Bricktown, 732-477-2121
+Scott’s Bait & Tackle, 945 Radio Rd., Little Egg Harbor Twp., 609-296-1300
Wheel House Marina, 267 24th Ave., So. Seaside Park, 732-793-3296
SALEM COUNTY
*Buck Road Sport Shoppe, 128 Buck Rd., Elmer, 856-358-3535
SOMERSET COUNTY
Efinger’s Sporting Goods, 513 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook, 732-356-0604
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* Sell only recreational crab pot licenses
# Sell only clam licenses
+ Also sells oyster licenses
NEW JERSEY Fish & Wildlife DIGEST
Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
Terrapin Excluders and Biodegradable Panels
Are Required on Chesapeake-Style Crab Pots
Users of non-collapsible,
Chesapeake-style crab pots should
be aware that all pots set in any
body of water less than 150 feet
wide at mean low tide or in any
man-made lagoon MUST include
diamondback terrapin excluder
devices. In addition, all non-collapsible, Chesapeake-style crab
pots set in any body of water
MUST include biodegradable
panels. These crab pot modifications will help reduce the unintentional drowning of terrapins and
allow for escapement of these and other species in the event that pots are lost or abandoned.
Terrapin excluder devices must be no larger than two inches high by six inches wide and securely
fastened inside each funnel entrance. Biodegradable panels must measure at least six and one-half inches
wide by five inches high and be located in the upper section of the crab pot. The panel must be constructed
of, or fastened to the pot with wood lath, cotton, hemp, sisal or jute twine not greater than
NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife
3/16” diameter, or non-stainless steel, uncoated
Marine Fisheries Administration
ferrous metal not greater than 3/32” diameter.
Application for 2001
The door or a side of the pot may serve as the
Non-Commercial Crab Pot/Trot Line License
biodegradable panel ONLY if it is fastened to
A license is required for the recreational use of non-collapsible,
the pot with any of the material specified
Chesapeake-style crab pots or trot lines. See Summary of Marine
above.Crabbers should be aware that ALL nonFish and Shellfish Regulations. This Application is also available on
collapsible, Chesapeake-style crab pots MUST
our website at www.njfishandwildlife.com
APPLICATION FEE $2.00
be licensed and marked with the gear identification number of the owner. For crab pot
Name: ________________________________________________
license information and regulations, see the
regulations on page 12 and license agents on
Address: ________________________________________________
page 22.
City: ______________________ State: ______ Zip: ____________
Phone: ________________ Social Security #: ________________
Date of Birth: ____________ Height: ________ Weight: ________
Eye Color: __________ Hair: ______________ Sex: __________
Report marine fish violations to
Signature: ______________________ Date: __________________
609-748-2050
Please make check or money order payable to: NJ Fish & Wildlife.
Completed applications may be sent to any of the following
offices:
or 24 hr. DEP Hotline 877-WARNDEP.
NJ F&W - Crab Pot Lic.
PO Box 418
Port Republic, NJ 08241
609-748-2021
NJ F&W - Crab Pot Lic.
PO Box 432
Port Norris, NJ 08349
856-785-0730
Vol.14 No.3 May 2001
NJ F&W - Crab Pot Lic.
PO Box 400
Trenton, NJ 08625-0400
609-292-2965
Violators of the fillet law are
subject to
$20 per fish or $100 to $3,000.
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